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WOOL.

Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, Is
@lSc; clear grease wool, 23d25c; bury
washed, 5000; tub washed. 33gS5o.
ST. LOUIS. June 2l.-Wool firm. I'M
washed bright me 1ium, 23@2Sc; coarse
braid, l6@25c; low sandy, 1920; fine light,
1l@2ic; fine heavy, 1la20c. Tubwashed-
choice, 9OgS9Hc; fair, So 3Sc; low, 32@35c.
BOSTON, MASS, June 2l.-Wool firm,
in good demands; Ohio and Pennsylvsnia
extra feec 33c; XX and xxx above Sl@
Tc; Michigan ana ohio No. | wool 3S939
Michigan extra aseces Sl1ag32, other grades
unchanged.
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WHISKY, WINES. LIouops ET,

WHISKY--Strsight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 50q5; Tedistilled goods from go To- 81 20,
according to proof; rye, S296.
ST; LOUIS, MO-, June 2l.-Whisky
CHICAGO, ILL.,. June H.-Whisky-dis.
tiller's finished goods, 81 10.
CINCINNATI. o.. June 2l.-Whsky
steady, sales, TOS brls finished goods On
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Health Is WeAlIh-UF. BeaBregRrd'a
Tonic and Nerv ne, she Great
French Apecific


Tonic aud Nerv ne, she Great
French hpecinc.
NERVOUS DEBILITY in all its stages,
IN mental and physical depression, spor-
matOrfhea, hypoohOndria, sterility, neural
Ria, hysteria, incapacity Tor study or bust
n ess, paralysis, i'm pOts nee, epilepsy, loss OF
memory, softening Of the brain, and all dis
eases Of the nervous system may be radi-
cally cured In either sex by TIE use of this
uneHcelled preparation II Is q matter Of
supreme importance 10 use appropriate
treatment fos the cure Of the loss Of nerve
power, and DR.. Besuregard's Tonic and
Noryino, after many years trial In Europe,
has proved infslliblo IL taken according TO
directions, which are affixed to each bottle.
will cure recent cases. Price, 81. 90 a box
or six boxes for 90, 90. Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt Of price. We guar ntee si1
boxes to cure any case. With cash order re-
ceiyed BY rs for six boxes We will send our
written guarantee TO return tho money II
treatment does not effect cure. A. kOnk-
ert Il Co.. druggists. sole agents for United
6tatos, 100 and 2l6 ain st., Memphis, Tenn
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sI :; s,: s:i's 5 :IEs:!:' ( lsy ):
IS SIX, highest, 5 40, lowest Is ST,
closing at % S; September opened at
at SIS Snort ribs, per lO0lbs-June opened
at 81 S21S, highest 81 IS, lowest 81 10, ciosipg g
at 81 Tx. July opened at 81 S2IS, highest
81 IS, lowest 81 10, closing at s727%; August
opened at 81 Az, hishest 81 Az, lowest
at 81 IS, highest. s. IS, lowest, & IS, closing
at 81 l21< On the Produce Rxch nge today
the butter market. va. steady; c 'eamery, II
gls1Ic; dairy, l2ISsles, Eggs quiet and
lower AT lOiLe
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yosrnol reports cattls-Re esipt,, 300 hsad
Shipment: :h,PPDiC 700 head market slow and dull;
snaPp'ns nesrs, = oOst 20; fancy. u 100
bulls and mixed. 81 SOS is; TsxsS esttis'
sSqS 80: hogs.-Reeeipts, H,Op head;
shipments, 1000 head, market oper ed Sc
sl s her closing dulli rough and mixed, 81 IS
iiSht n P Se@s * s and Shipping, = s6S6 90;
hece pts, 1000 head; shipments, none /; mar
ket lower; natives. s3al S5; Western, IS SO
cas-; Texans; s. sOtaS %; lambs, 81 5OeI.
, The Dropers' Journal cable advices from
Lonaon quote best American cattle nemi-
Iaiy stesSy az iiSAc per pound, estimated
dead weight sinking the tGal.
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GEN EkAL NEWS.
BUSINESS fair.
CLEAR and hot.
RIvKR still falling.
RAIN badly needed.
WHITE river Is falling.
THREE boats leaving today.
| ARKANSAS and st. Francis rivers are
falling.
The Gavoso left for st. Francis rivsi
with nice trip,
THE U. P. schenck is the next 80"
Liner duo down.
The New Mary HCus'on is overdue
from New Orleans.
The Tennessee and Cumberland
rivers continue 10 fan
THB viii S. Hays leaves New Or
leans today for st. Louis.
The Alberta No. 3, Opt. Smith,
leaves this evening for slt points on White
river,
DURING the tventv.four hours end
Ing nj noon yesterday tho river here rose six
inches.
The Ksts Adams will bs in tonight
and she leaves tsssOrrow evening for Arkan-
sas City.
The City of New Orleans was ex-
Iected 10 PASS hore last night on her way TO
New Orleans,
The Granite State ia the regular
racket leaving nero Friday evening for Gin
oinnati, Capt. q. d. Russell is agent.
DIVINE 10 the death OF Ospt, ]. T.
Steckdf 10, the steamer City Of CHARTERS, at
IL Horah fnr IA NJ NJ a Nm
THE Ohio left last night for CinCin-
natl with 500 car wheels, IS bahs Of cotton
and about 1 tons Of misoe kanoous freight.
CAPT, ]. WHIPPLE, who purchased
the steamer I'D Foster, IL. getting hor ready,
and he expects 10 start with her for Louisville
tomorrow.
THE r. L. Cobb arrived from Arkan.
sas river with AZ bales cotton, Sl6sks cotton
seed and heal stock. She went back lsst
night with foe trip Of freight.
The City of Cairo, rom n. Louir,
passed to Vieksburg yesterdsy msrning with
n fine trip She put oil here about 1909 pack
ages aud added Is tons Of smdrks.
O w. CLARK, OF the engineer de-
partnent Of the River Commission, Is now
on an inspection tour OF the river gauges
Yesterday he inspected the gauge and the
records OF tho observer at this point.
The Rene Mscresdy, Capt, .Higgins,
Is the Leo line packet leavihs thh evening
for Gold Dust, tis,eoh md al way points.
VIM. Smither. Sid Wheeler and Charley
Loftwish are her elorka
THE James Lee, Cant ClsVgstt,
leaves Aero at ) o'cIboA HI evening for
Helena, Eriars Point and Az vpy landings:
Messrs. VIM. Ashford, VIII DarrAeh and
John Rhodes arc bar oloskg.
Tom OWNS, carpenter OF the Golden
Rule, is missing, and the. Bekbf Is .sutor,
tanned that ho ieh overbOafa and was
drowned. He was last seen on the beat after
she left Auters, and as no hn Ding was made
between that place and Cinoin natl, the inn
preston 10 more than nkels truo.
The Alice Brown. due tonight from
the ohio river, has iixteep hoats and ave
barges Of coal and four model barges OF rail-
road bars. The HAIRS. Brown will arrive
tuesday morning with six boats and twenty
one bargen Of coal and one barge Of rails.
OF the Ave barges Of rahs by both Boats, two
20 TO st. Louis and two 10 10 Memphis. Tho
boats Of coal NIL 70 ncleW. yhils NEST Of tho
bareos 20 to 81. Louis. Cairo B''lles'A.
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Cotton OIL Trust Certificates.
To Railroad Contractors.

TWENTY MILES Of Grading, Bridging
l. and Masonry in Carter county, Mo-, to
rent River Branch Of the X. O., :. K R,R.
Good spring water and healthy country. Ap-
ply on work near Van Buren,, Mo-, or No. "a
j. 5. M0TIGHE 4 co,
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COAL 0lL-Prime white. wholesale lots,
l0c per gallon.
PITT5BURG, Pa, June 21.-PstroIeum
quiet but firm; National Transit cer.if
Gates opened at 63c, closed at CSC, highest
$3.50, lowest 624c.
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MULER AVN UnE.aRn

MULES Quiet; Il 70 1i1S hands high, $50
81 hands hiEh, sl25@iI6; l5E to Is hands
high, SIS @20O. The chief demand Is fol
mules from AZ to is hands high.
HORSES-Fair; drive 8, sl25a165; heavy
draft, 81 45Gl80; saddle, 81 25@l75; extra
saddle, Sl75@275; plugs, Sl5@S5.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS

PRIME CRUDE OIL, H@271Sc; off crude,
summer yellow, 3l@32c; choice cooking
summer yellow, s69S8c. prime cotton seed
meal, SIS 1915 rs; of cotton seed meal, Sl4
ais,
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NEW YORK DRr eooDs mARKEy

NEW YORK. June a. There was q fair
INQUIRY, by some markets, bat tho general
dematd was unim portant, though in the en-
effected.
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COTTON MARK ETS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet and closed quiet; middling, 1910.
BALES, unimportant; receipts, So bales; ship
ments, 81 bales; stock on hand, $3.50 bales (;
receipts to date, CSC, 299 bales; shipments to
daIe, GAG, $50 bales.
EYnUANaE OITOTATIONS
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HORTICULTURAL sREnG.

SEEDS-Cloyer, "a rs per busbeI: orchard
grass. 81 S5Sl 40; herdsgrass, Soc; timothy,
s2g2 y German millet, SO@S5c; stock peas,
81 309l 40.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. Summer Arrangement 1887

Connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Ger ,
trail and e., ". a O. Railroads, and at 8
Louis with Rail and Water Lines for !
points North, West and East.
Leaving MEMPHIS every SUNDAY "a 4
FRIDAY ut pm, and On TUESDhYSIA
PIN, from tho Elevator Building.
Btr. CITY OF CAIRO
June 30, 18th and h.
Str. BELLE MEMPHIS
juno 9Th, 18th and 18th.
Str. CITY or PROVIDENCE
June 7th. 10th and July st.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY
June 10th, 2lst and July 4.
Str. CITY or VICKsBURG-
juno 18th, oath and July stu.
For general information, apply TO
AID. STORM, Agent.
L. HAIL, Passer ger AGENT.
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HIDES-Dry flint, No. l, 15c; No. 2, 100;
dry sailed, l0gl2c; green sailed, No. ], TIC
No. 2, &c; green, $3.50. SheeD skins, l5caSl
Beeswsx, 2Oc. Tallow, 3@3%c.
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FINANCE.

Money firm and fair supply; ample
for the demand at to s per cent. The
Clearing House report is as follows:
CLEARINGS.
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POWDER
TOBACCO ANN SNIFF

POWDER.-Kegs, s5; half kegs, 50 rs
garter kegs, 81 so.
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RIvEns AsD wEAFMER.

OYFIOH SIaNAL SERvION, U. 3, A.,(
MRMrHIs, juno AZ PM. J
The following observations are taken
at all stations named ut 75o meridian time,
which is ono hour later than Memphis time;
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PETROLEUM.

.ToBAoco-oOmmOn, 25@S5c other grades
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barely steady and point lower. Sales, III, :
800 bales. The closing quotations were as
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dull, and closed dull and nominal; mid
ding, 10 ll-16c. Sales, so bales. Quota
tiona wepa n a folIowa.
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Call for Negotiable Judgment Ger.
tiflcates OF linton County, Tenn.

NOTICE is hereby given to all owners and
Certificates of Upton county, Tennessee,
which mature LIST Of August, 1888, 70 present
them for prepayment at the Union ana
Planters Bank, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on lst of August, 1851.
under the provisions Of an act Of the senegal
Assembly Of Ten nessee, approved 2lst Do,
cember, 1881, upon judgments Ienderoa
against said county In the Circuit Court q
the United States for the Western Disriet OK
Tennessee, at Memphis,
Interest on the said Certificates hereby
called will cease on LIST August, lSM,
This June "A, 1881. ,.r..uo,, oor,,rrv
By R. s. BARRETT, Chairman Oeuay gouIs.
Attest; 3, =, sT1PRBEaps, Clark %, coREsa
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New York and principal cities North and
East. e discount buying, premium sell
ing; New England sight, u discount buy
calling.
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New York spots opened steady, and closed
quiet and steady; middling,, lie. Sales, 265
bales. Quotations were as follOWs:
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GEN ERAL NEWS,

Dyavssss City Of Cairo Viehsburg; R.
L. Cobb, Arkansas riveli Ctlyoso, 81. Fran
cis river; Ohie, OinsinnaS.
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RAGGING AND TIES.
HIDES AND TALLOW.

BAGGING-6Ha794c.
TIES-Sl O5611 10
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
MOVEMENT AT FHR LEvEE,

ArsipeA- Of Calm, St. B,uis; r. l.
Cssb, Arkansas river; Alberta No, 5, White
fiVar
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OF 200 pages sent 20 any address securely sealed thirty
(0l cents. Should be read by all. Address as aboys
Ofhee hours from 81. NJ to9P.M. sundays. toAP.
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Another fatal railway accident, differing only in
extent from that which happened at Tinln last
week, has just happened at Lenape station, on the
Wilmington and Northern road. Here freight
train was stalled and the caboose received the
brunt OF the collision. The fiagman was sent down
the track too late TO prevent an approaching train
from dashing into the stationary one, and the
stove in the cabOose set fire to the wreck with the
usual result This disaster, be 1t remarked oc-
CURED in broad daylight and not in the night like
that at Tiff1n. IL was therefore less pardonable
But the fact that, under any circumstances with
the warnings OF history before them, railway con-
ductors viii permit such thing to happen through
neglect TO get out their signals In time Is hard for
travellers to understand, except on the ground
that the punishment for criminal careleSsness Is
not severe enough. II every state were to enact
laws making such an onen5e murder when fol-
lowed by fatal consequences, it would not require
more than two or three public examples to work a
material reform In the practice OF protecting
human life on the rail.
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It Is reported tonight that Don NJ. Dickinson,
the Michigan boss has secured the promise OF the
app0intnent OF Jonn D. EnIlght as poSenidster ol
Washington; In place Of Frank Conger, now IN
once. Mr.. Enrfght was county clerk OF Detroit
for four years Mr.. Dickinson tried 10 get him
nominated for Congress, but failed He is consid-
cred rising young democrat, and the place Is
said TO be promised TO Michigan, as Conger is from
that state.-H'dshiHgtOe Correspondence Bahi-
more american.
AT the very basis OF popular government lies
the principle OF home rule. In recognition OF this
the democratic party Incorporated IN its national
platform OF 1884 the clause: ''The selection OF
federal officers for the territories should be re-
stricted TO citizens resident therein" There is
nothing equivocal in this declaration; and Mr.
Cleveland, as the candidate OF his party for the
chief appointing Office In the government, must
have understood IL in its entirety when he ac-
cepted the nomination. His utterances on several
occasions before and after his election showed that
he realized how important a share the home rule
principle was bearing In the activities OF the
time; and no part OF the American people were
more ready TO accept his statements In good faith
than the citizens Of this District What was their
surprise, then, when he sent In the name OF Mr..
Matthews, OF Albany, for the recorlership OF
deeds! The District contained host of good men
and good democrats from whom recorder might
have been chosen. The only possible excuse for
the choice made was the need OF rewarding Mr..
Matthews for his partisan services, which under
the circumstances was no excuse at all The Sen
ate has declined TO approve the devotion OF Dis
trct ONCE TO the encouragement OF colored democ-
racy by importing an object OF honor from city
four hundred miles away, when that city itself
contains an abundance OF Offices which could be
Just as wen used for the same purpose. II the re-
port In our Baltimore contemporary is true, IL will
indicate that the President has not learned the
lesson Ct last summers episode. How many times
IL win be necessary TO impress it remains TO be
seen. Let US hope that the story afloat about Mr..
Dickinson's candidate is unfounded, and that the
Mathews incident viii be sufficient of its kind TO
last for whole administration.
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II viii be seen by the communication elsewhere
that an act was passed by the Virginia legislature
last winter granting the U. s. government all
necessary rights as to landing and approaches on
the Virginia side to the proposed aqueduct bridge
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: E E L B ~ re: 6: 9:
For the coming week we offer the following Red
Ticket Bargains We have been very successful with
our first weeks clearing sale, and no one who has
visited our establishment can say do differently
from what we advertise.
BARGAINS ONLY AND ONLY BARGAINS.
The NEwMARKETs advertised at $3.50 have all
been picked Only few left. These will be sold
this week at $780, splendid chance for servant to
get big bargain and good coat.
The ladies' and Misses JACKETS advertised at
$500. Few also left of this lot Some among them
cost As high ten dollars. This week you can buy
them at two dollars,
The Misses COATS advertised as second choice.
Only few left Of these in H. IA and IT, You buy
them now at one dollar and fifty cents.
The CH1LDREN's DRESSES advertised ct %, only
ones left sizes up to years. you now buy them
at 90.
Avery few choice MISSES SUITS. sold ~ high -
SIS, we will now close out at 81. so only.
All our stock Of LADIES' and MISSES CIoAKs and
SUITS have been reduced some 1t cost. less,
cording to style Of garments.
BLANKETS.
We are Offering three special lots-ons Gray BIAN.
kET full size splendid value at 82 so, which We will
close out 81 one dollar and ninety cents.
One lot Of German BLANKETS all wool. good value
at S25O; we will close out what We have left at two
dollars.
Now We will speak about the best ALL WOOL
WHITE BLANKETS. such are used in Government
Hospitals and have sold in this city well ct s45O We
viii close out this lot at 1925 only for few days.
Seven Pair ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS sold at
$3.50, we will close out at $2.25.
8 pair ALL LINEN ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS,
sold at $3.50. We will close at 1925.
4 Pair MADRAS CURTAINS, sold at %, We will
close out at $3.50.
Pair REAL MADRAS CURTAINS, sold at A so
We will close out at 50.
closed out at cents
One lot of Shelf Oil Cloths at cents
One lot Of Stair Oil Cloths at 10 cents.
One lot Of Felt Druegets, 2h-1 "a, sold at s275;
we will close out at S1.75.
Our Annual Sale Of Embroideries and ladies' Cotton
Underwear VIII commence from MONDAY, January
10th. Give call Convince yourself that We stand
back for none, but that we lead.
RRsf a 81 HMM ssss
BsBs I "A SuJS EEE 49,:
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
9TH. 6TH AND SITS "A
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In the latter price C25c.) we are showing "a
different patterns, representing unQuestions-
bly, the largest and most varied line in most ex-
cellent widths ever offered at the price.
Excellent line Of Swiss Embroideries
Excellent line Of "AI-over' Embroideries
Excellent line of Flouncings
Excellent line Of Tunique Emb
Excellent line Of Matched" Sets, at the
Lowest Possible Prices
SPECIAL-We have just opened an elegant
line of Swiss and Nainsook French Apron En-.
broidery 80 inches wide, embroidered from2
to inches deep. especially for long aprons and
can also be tucked and used for childrens slips
and dresses, making only one seam in the back
80, s5, S71sc- and 81. 12k per yard.
Second floor: take elevator)
ta1O WOODWARD 4 IorHRop
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GRaND CONSERVATION SALE Or
FINE EMBROIDERIES
MONDAY, January 10th, will begin the sec
ond week Of this sale, and notwithstanding the
large sales of the past week We propose to
double them the coming week if the Offering of
Extraordinary Bargains will accomplish this
object.
Good quality of Muslins, heavily embroid-
cred, in all the desirable widths.
500 yards Edgngs at &c. per yard
600 &C. " So
1000 and &C. per yard
LOCO 10c. per yard
500 12hc.
$500 DC
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

Tor RFNT-2e4 5TH ST. Sc, CAPITOL HILL
- new brick: modern improvements; electric bells,
speanns tub etc. etc Apply 422 sth ST. se jsl0-6'
EOR RENT OR sALE-432 H STREET n w
Three-story Brick Dwelling with large stable in
rear contains IL rooms modern improvements: con-
xenent to street cars and departments Inquire $50
81 NV. a10-3ts
EOR RENT-A NEWLY PAPERED a ROOMS AND
= oath) Brlck House; bay window; mod imp: s25
per month; key next door Inquire 1927 L ST. NV.
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FoR TUESDAY. JANUARY Il

The Palais Royal viii offer, at reduced prices entrl
stock Of Oriental Goods" such Is Chenne Hottieres
Persian and French Velour Table Covers, scaxfs etc
Special prices fog January IL only Come ta ADMIRE
nothing We promise the finest display tbs city
has seen.
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NEW YEARS
NEAR, AND WE HAVE AT OUR NEW STORE,
1112 F ST. n. W., A SELECT STOCK OF
MEN. BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
JUST THE THING FOR HOLIDAY PRES.
ENTS WHAT CAN YOU BUY FOR FRIENDS
MORE SUITABLE THAN GOOD CLOTHINGe
WE ARE ANXIOUS TO BUILD Up A LARGE
TRADE IN OUR NEW STORE, AND ARE
OFFERING THE BEsT-MADE NEW YORK
AND BALTIMORE MADE CLOTHING, ALL
TAILOR-MADE, AT MUCH BELOW PRE-
yALING PRICES WE WANT YOUR Gus
TOM. AND LOW PRICES FOR BEST GOODS
OUGHT TO GET 1T. COME AND SEE Us
AT OUR NEW STORE. FILLED WITH NEW
CLOTHING, I112 ST NV. ALSO AFULL
LINE OF PIECE GOODS FOR CUSTOM
WORK ALL UNDER THE CHARGE OF Mr.
WILLIAM DENOTE. so LONG AND FAVOR
ABLY KNOWN IN THE TAILORING BUsI-
NESS. CALL AND SEE BIN. AND FIND
How MUCH YOU CAN SAVE on YOUR
CUSTOM CLOTHING.
NEW STORE I1I2 F ST.N.W
FILLED WITH THE INCEST GOODS.
d20-In,wI
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A ssIGNEE's SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale in job iots and ut
Eets the stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods and Notions
1A0ee and Cent? turnsh.nss. IN stores Nos. $50 7th
west Parties in search Of articles and goods Of this
NATURE W mud ~ 70 the1r advantage 10 call and
chAee SAMUEL BIEBER,
eS|0e Assignee
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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Is sHs ssa n. s Or e
sSl l2th NV 10 rs- 1900 1902 6th ~. SO So
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BOARDING.

THF BARTaoi.DI, GIG q ST: 4. W. VIII
y open ysnuary 3 aes5 ElsEsnt p1ysss bone;
table 6osrdas . speciality; sansaena. rseeonsbls
TINE NcPHER6ON HOUSE, CORNER OF 18TH
and Sta e now open for the reception OF pee1nA-
nent, transient and table boor1efn -
d20-lms mrs NJ 4. sOUTHAlL.
DALMER HOUSE, 421 18TH ST. NV HALF
square from Penn. now open hryt-clnnD Euuma,
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